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    Recipients of the 2018 Concern Volunteer Awards with Concern co-founder John O'Loughlin Kennedy. Photo: Jason Clarke/Concern Worldwide.

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    Volunteer in Ireland

    The work of volunteers is central to everything we do. Learn about the various ways you can help as a volunteer in Ireland.

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